The first Lost Remote NYC Show is underway. We’ve already heard from MTV President Stephen Friedman and have an exciting morning that’s including talks from Facebook, Reddit and more. Bravo Digital Media Executive Vice President Lisa Hsia was just on stage presenting an exciting new piece of research exclusively with the audience. Here’s an inside look at how Bravo has the most loyal fans, how social editions of their shows perform better, details on @TheBravoholic and more. Read more

As SXSW grows, TV is right there to help it mature. Bravo’s Andy Cohen (who we interviewed in July) brought his hit show, Watch What Happens Live down to Austin in honor of the festival. We attended last night’s show with guests Nev Schulman, Ian Somerhalder and Paul Qui. Here’s what happened live. Read more

Social Media Week is upon us again and I’m excited to announce that I’ll be participating in “Social TV: The next 12 months” hosted by Digitas. “From record engagement to major brand campaigns to multi-million dollar acquisitions, there’s no question that the intersection of television and social media has carved out a place in popular culture,” reads the panel description. Here’s a sneak peak from the other panelists and our moderator on what you’ll learn via Vines and short video. Read more

One of the most fascinating new shows recently launched on Bravo. LOLwork (Wednesdays at 11:30), is a docuseries that goes inside the Seattle offices of ICanHasCheezburger.com the website that helped define the internet through cat memes. We interviewed Ben Huh, the founder, CEO and “catrepreneur” of Cheezburger about cats, TV and the social web. Read more

Bravo is set to release its next reality empire tonight at 10pm Eastern. "Gallery Girls" is launching, "a docu-series that follows the lives of seven dynamic and ambitious young women in New York City who tackle the cutthroat environment of the art world while vying for their dream jobs." The Real-Housewives meets HBO's Girls appears to be another goldmine for Bravo, this time taping into the naivety, unpaid internship culture of twenty something girls trying to make a name...

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How did Andy Cohen grow from a producer at CBS to Social TV Entertainer of the Year? How did he become one of the few successful programming executives to launch a successful show on TV starring himself? What role did the blogging, Twitter and the social web play in his diverse, hilarious and often unbelievable route to becoming the host of BRAVO's Watch What Happens Live? We interviewed the social TV celebrity about his new book, "Most Talkative: Stories from the front lines of pop culture."

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Besides the over-talked-about Housewives franchise, Bravo has fine tuned Million Dollar Listing: LA, a real-estate focused series now in the middle of it's fifth season. The show's main stars are three extremely successful real estate agents who have a nose for expensive deals. "The Million Dollar Listing fans love hearing from their favorite brokers - Josh, Josh and Madison - so they will be live tweeting the premiere and throughout the season..."

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Last night's NBCU NewFront felt like Willy Wonka had built a social TV factory. While Occupy protests took over downtown, an intimate crowd packed into Skylight West on 36th Street and 10th Ave to enjoy NBCU's first ever Digital NewFront. The first part of the night was a fun presentation hosted by NBCU talent and execs followed by a carnival of social TV (that included creating a video of yourself within The Voice or a Weather Channel broadcast) and interactive digital displays of the media company's sixty different digital offerings....

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On the same day as the Social TV Summit in San Francisco, TV ad sales execs packed Studio 8H (SNL's famous studio) for NBCU's Social TV Symposium. Sitting on the upper deck of the studio on the 9th floor you could easily see multiple "suits" peering over printed out PowerPoint and Excel budget sheets as they listened to Twitter, Facebook and NBCU's different TV brands discuss the state, progress and future of social TV.

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While you watch today's highly anticipated TVnext event taking place in Boston (live stream), keep an eye out for BRAVO's Lisa Hsia's 10:15am ET talk. Lisa gave us an exclusive look at her presentation and the impressive stats she'll be talking about. Lisa's about to give a presentation on the social success of BRAVO's Top Chef Last Chance Kitchen. Some of the successes included growth of those catching up on the show via mobile, which Hsia describes in her presentation as part of the "transmedia" highlights of the show's digital successes.

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